It is a difficult decision. But for one thing, it is not a permanent decision. Career switching happens through life for all kinds of reasons. Why not schedule a meeting with the great people at the Career Center (bit.ly/BC-career) to talk over your options?

I think it depends – if you are interested in chatting more with this person, you can reply something simple like “Thanks!” and if you are not interested in pursuing any sort of connection it is okay to ignore the text.

Yes.

Graduating is always worth celebrating. Congratulations!

Everyone is exhausted at this point in what has felt like an endless year. It is OK to drop a few things if it gives you the space to take care of yourself. If you’re feeling totally overwhelmed, BC’s Counseling Services can be very helpful: bit.ly/BC-counseling

The months with the highest birth rates in the USA are July, August, September and October. So, if you count back 9 months it seems the colder weather in late fall and early winter is more inspiring than the spring. That said, birth rates are not that different from month to month, so maybe love is always in the air.

The entire album is flawless, but if I have to pick one it’s ivy. Such a brilliant song, and as a wall I really relate to the house of stone metaphor

I can’t predict the future but wish you both joy. Love is grand…

Of course! Chemistry can be very challenging, but where would we be without it? I recommend checking in with you prof/TA and/or the Connors Family Leaning Center (bit.ly/BC-connors) so you are not struggling alone.

Wishing you strength and understanding. Consider getting help from your professor and tutoring from the Connors Family Learning Center (bit.ly/BC-connors). Soon, because the last day of tutoring for the semester is May 5.

I’m so glad to hear that you’ve been feeling better! I spend so much time reading all of your questions that I don’t read much else, but our awesome library staff have an entire page reviewing their favorite recent reads: https://libguides.bc.edu/staff-picks I’m sure you’ll find some great reads there 🙂

The doggos have a very complicated schedule this year (sounds like the rest of us!) We hope to have full information available next week. But I heard a rumor that next wednesday (5/27) will be “Library Late Night” from 7-10 PM with 3 doggos, and also coloring, button-making, snacks, and chair massages!

Some call it fate, some call it chance. There’s not much to do but dust yourself off and move on.

I wish you the best of luck in all of your endeavors, marriage-related & otherwise! Sorry about redacting the name. I have a strict no personal names policy.

I do hope this stays in the realm of theory and you are ok. If not, I would recommend immediately contacting your academic advisor and proceeding from there. They will have a better idea of your best course of action than I would.

My best advice about careers is to ask the experts at the career services office:bit.ly/BC-career. I encountered someone just yesterday with a theatre career who had a great career arc in publishing, then switched to poetry & teaching, so to some degree it’s not the major, it’s you.

When you picture yourself with someone, do you picture something longterm, or more temporary? Neither is a wrong answer as long as you’re honest about your expectations with anyone else who’s involved.

My doors opened to patrons on July 16,1984, so perhaps I’m a Cancerian? It’s rather difficult to pin down the moment of my birth. Is it when ground was broken in 1981? When the last nail was hammered in? When I was coated with paint? When the ribbon was cut on the building? That’s a span of years. I contain multitudes in any zodiacal system.